The stickers measure 14 1/2 by 4 inches.  From the official headquarters.  Have duplicates.

Two bumper stickers in this lot, one measures 15 inches and the other 11 and a half inches. Some wear to the smaller McGovern-Shriver sticker.

Nice fold up campaign item which measures 11 by 8 and a half inches.  It opens up.  Can be mailed along the original fold in a first class envelope

This items has three paper buttons, ready to be assembled into a real three inch button.  

This little booklet measures 8 and a half by 5 and a half inches.  This is a 30 page catalogue with all kinds of McGovern items, buttons, posters, paper items, etc. Some drawing and some actual photographs of items.

Eight buttons in this lot.  The McGovern-Eagleton button is a cello, the rest lithos.  Some wear to some buttons.  Please study the scan.

One and a quarter inch button in good condition.

This is a jump start on a George McGovern collection.  All are lithographs.  Please view the scan to see the condition which is generally quite good. The McGovern-Eagelton is one of two buttons known to be while Eagleton was on the ticket. I assure you that I paid more than the total I am listing them for.

The first scan shows two flyers from Wisconsin and a postcard of McGovern "speaking to a crowd of 8,000...In San Jose, California on June 1, 1972." The second scan shows a one page circular and a flyer from Tennessee. The third scan shows a flyer from the National Campaign headquarters, two palm cards "Vote for George McGovern, and a napkin made for his senate campaign. The fourth scan shows a sticker in the shape of South Dakota made in 1970 for his Senate campaign.  The rainbow item is a cloth item.  The little booklet is a monthly contribution coupon booklet.  The rest are stickers. The last scan is a mini poster (11 by 8 1/2 inches) advertising an appearance in Hartford Connecticut.

Three inch celluloid.  One has to admit that McGovern had some of the most colorful buttons in modern campaigns. Minor wear, with a minor cello disruption to the top rim

One and a quarter inch cello button with light bag marks visible under strong magnification  White streaks in left red field which is a printing error not scratches. One of two varieties, the other having McGovern and Shriver at the bottom
   

Ignore the deteriorating skink wrap that I left on the protect the poster. Poster measures 27 by 19 inches and is in good condition.

Popular three and a half inch classic button showing Carole King, Barbra Streisand and James Taylor supporting McGovern. See the scarce poster related to this event listed under posters. A couple of light bag marks.

This is probably the most popular and sought after modern political poster. Measures around 37 by 24 inches. One edge tear and other minor wear to the edges. Features Carole King, Barbara Steisand and James Taylor. Will be mailed rolled.  No paypal on this item.

classic, desirable campaign item for George McGovern. This is know as a Peter Max button as it is Peter Max style. Small lamination irregulairty which does not detract.

One and a half inch cello in good condition.

One of the few legitimate McGovern-Eagleton buttons before he withdrew from the ticket.

One and a half inch button in nice condition.

Attractive litho in good condition. One bad area near bottom rim. Does not distract.

Two and a quarter inch cello in good condition. Some residue of a price sticker shows on the scan but has now been removed.

ok condition

One and 3/4 inch cello. Some spotting in the white field

One and 3/4 inch litho button with only one bad spot. See scan.

Three and a half inch cello with cut in the rim.

Three inch cello with foxing in the star under Shriver's name

Four inch button. Vertical scratch that runs the length of the button visable when rotating in the light. Two small puncture marks in the hat one surrounded by a lamination error which is circular.

Measures 20 and a half by 14 inches. Minor wear

Fourteen page pamplet with illustrations of McGovern buttons and other campaign items. Ink writing on the back giving the address of a company.

Some small areas on red surface where the celluloid looks milky. I think it is where the celluloid did not adhere in the same way as the rest of the button.

One cello and one litho, which has a few scratches

Three and a half celluloid with some fading.

Good condition on these buttons

Some wear to the paper but the 3 inch cello is in good condition

one and 3/4 inch celluloid in good condition

One cello and two lithos in good conditiion.

One and a half inch cello in good condition

Four buttons in this lot, three lithos, one with some scratches, and one cello in good condition